What is this returning if a match isn't found

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Is this returning a zero if a match isn't found? If not then how would I do that?

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sprintf(queryString, "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM tblURLIP WHERE IP = '%s' AND IPStatus = '1' AND IPMax = '0' AND  IPType = 3", ipSrc);

Posted 15-Sep-11 10:56am

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Herman<T>.Instance · Accepted Answer · 2011-09-15T11:02:00

IF the Select count(*) results in 0 rows because the where clause does not lead to results, you will get 0 as answer.

Posted 15-Sep-11 11:02am

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Member 7766180 15-Sep-11 17:07pm

Thank you very much! Deep in the weeds here!